irEDFOR'D MATE TRTBUOT!, rEDFORD. OftEflON. MONDAY. .TUXF 24, 101S
PAGE FIVE
material from concerns that will not
live in pence with their employes. Or
the government can take over the in
dustry and ruiihe plants.
(liy Gilson Gardner.)
WASHINGTON, I). C, Juno 21.
Xo less than 100,1110 men aro now
at work, instead of -being out on
strike, as a result of the first iiO
days' service oC tho War Lulor
Bunnl. For many of these workers
their dispute is settled; for others t
awaits arbitration by the board.
V. It. Taft and Frank Walsh, joint
'liaii'iiirn of the board, feel that this
is a pretty jrood beinnine;. Th-ir
job is to keep war industries Hoiii,
and to do this labor and eapital must
live in peace. Their job is thereToie
to produeo industrial peace. And it is
some job.
The board has been called "la
bors' supremo court." But it is mine
than n court. H is an invcstiirutiiiK
and conciliatory njrencv. It has
agents who n to the locality and in
rpiiro into uetual conditions on the
ground.
Then there are the judicial func
tions where the hoard meets nnu
hears arguments, facts and ideas.
Personnel of tho Hoard
The board is mado up, in addition
to Wash ami Taft, of five represen
tatives each of employes and employ
ers. fhos-e representing labor
Frank J. Hayes, V. I,. iiulelic-'in.
Thomas J. Savage, Victor A. Olaiaii :
and T. A. lik-kcrt. Represent ini Hie
employers are Loynll A. Osborne, t'.
r:. .Uicbae!, W. 11. :m ltenoort, 1
T. Woriicn and F. C. Hood. Tho scc-
l'elary is W. Jclt Luuck.
I'p to date about u'O cases have
been brought to the attention of t
War Labor Hoard. Some have ben
brought by the men and some by the
employers, but in most eases the
board has intervened to prevent a
strike in a war industry.
In most of the cases both men and
employers have agreed to resume
work and to abide by the award of
the war board. In n few instanc?;-
however, the employers have refus
ed to ac;ree to submit to arbitration.
The Western I'nion refused, as did
the Itethlehom Steel company.
What will happen to those who iu
fuse will be seen in due time. It' they
are war industries t hey may bo dealt,
with under ndcpinlo powers pos.sus.s-
eu uy ine cour'..
iMiiu nines i.cprcscmcu
The notable thins about tho War
Labor Hoard's activities up toilaU is
the confidence extended the board by
both employer and employed. Tue
presence on the hoard of men like
Taft, Osborne and Wordcn nroii-.es
the confidence of (he bis employers,
while tile average laboring man is
quite content to leave bis grievance
with men like Walsh and Or.inilcr. li
is the exception when even an employ
er like the. lielhelhcni company refus
es to trust to the award of this tri
bunal. So far the activities of the jailor
court have had to do with conciliat
ing. There have been much invcstiL.it
tion, much hearinir of complaints,,
much hrinin of the two parlies i
pether in the same room and nnii'ii
adjustment of differences on a unl.-
Liind-linlf basis. . ....
Hut soon there will he decisions.
It is expected that tho last week
(I Juno will be spent by the board in the
i'i preparation of oniuions on tile eases'
penning. These will be the first or.
inions to be banded down by labor's
supreme court.
PortJand Appeal
.1 i lie war Lniior Hoard lias lately
1 been appealed to by a large nuin.iu
j of street railway companies, I'll.
eago, l'ortland, Ore., and Newark are
. a few of these.
A traction company is a war indus
try. I'coplo must be carried to war
factories. The traction companies
have heen losing their men to the ri.u
nitions inilustties. The traclion com
panics pay about .10 cents an him
while munitions pay tiO. The conduc
tors and motormcn say thcvviire not
getting living wubes and will have to
strike. I he traction eompnnie.-. s.iv
anv subslantial increase in w j'-'cs ;!1
BOYS AT THE FRONT
SERVING UNCLE SAM
just look like groat lawns ami ter
races. And good roads! We've sure
ly pot some work ahead of us in the
United States to have roads like thoe
in France.
Well, dear ones, there is nothing
more. 1 can tell you, so will close wiih
love to you all.
Your devoted sou and Jirother.
LKO WILLIAMS,
(Kith Art.
(The Mail Tribune will publish in
this column each week Interesting let
ters from our soldiers and sailors and
news items concerning their move
ments. The Association or Mothers,
Wives and Next of Kin requests that
Items for publication be furnished to
Mrs. M. C. Barber, chairman of the
prss committee, not later than Thurs
day of each weeek.)
We would like to see France Home
time but would we be given a caddy
to carry our cash. Or do they wear
them hue beads?
i
iankmpt the companies.
, So Taft and WnMi will
have lo
figure out what is a living waje for a
street eitr man, and how iw h wae
ean he paid without pulling tho lr;te
lion company on the scrapaeap.
NteW TruM Adjustment
Tho bluest job in prospect for the
Imard is the adjustment ol' the -(feel
ouriorali.ns to the demands of their
men. The J'cihlehcm company and
tin? Midvjile ennipany nre Imtli ih-cp-ly
ena'jed in pivcrni.ient ordi.an e
wnrk. O'lnMr of the fn:,i,ii i-i.taU ( f
the War trade hoard is Hint pnvcru
tuent work must he done on (lie itlo -jlioiir
basis, mid that men may univn-
e jf they desire, lint tiite ru.a-
i!iH"4, as welt as I tilted Mates Mt-h
nid the afhliated Pennsylvania r:iil-i
1 ihlnrcsU hnvf :tliniw f.Hi.-lu'
lie unions and the eiirht hour d.iy
re still dning so.
The government can shut of r.i
Somewhere in France,
May J '-, 1018.
Hear Folks: I had 'quite a letter
lav u few days a,Lro, receiving tliree
letters from you dated April l."if JO;
and '2H, and how nice it seemed no one
ean tell. No, I haven't seen n home
paper tor n lontr time, and 1 sure
would like to. 1 here are three ot us
hoys iu the band and we would ail en
joy them. I don't think there would
be any harm in sending them to us
once a week, especially the Saturday
Hertford Mail, and a few ones lumii;
some real jjood home news in them.
I am .surely jrlad to hear of the nn
mouse amount ot sprint; paroeiua
oinjj on there and I do hope tile liil
weathers the trust. We are qu. liter
ed riuht next: to a truck eanlen and
the peas are iu bloom now; jjreat
lar:e onions and strawberry vines
blosominir out and everything a
iroen as a lawn in spring.
am as healthy and rlut as I wa
when you last saw me. Of cour.-f
we are not iiormitcd to say much, but
vou folks t home cannot eoniprt
head the uiaL-nitiale of this, our un
dertakin, and we certainly are work
ing thini's in a very well and thor
ough machine like manner. We nre
having- a thunder shower today, byt
it is real pleasant. ,Jl has heen ruin
or warm until today.
Georgia, you spoke about taking a
civil service 10b. Do it if vou ean
Uncle Sam is a mighty fine fellow
work for and you don't .have to wor
ry about your job if you do your par
We took a trip over to another ol
our detachments near bv and you ca
ruess my surprise when I went up to
my old battery and found the package
of birthday cake, bananas and wal
nuts you had sent lo Fort Stevens in
February. (If course you can iniajr
ine the condition it was in. 1 wa
able to eat a little of the frostbit; and
the nuts. We had an excellent time
'gone all day. We just returned. V
left, early this morning, and played
a concert and for a big parade and
for church services,
The people ami our boys treated us.
fine. The day was rather rainy and
squally hut wo enjoyed it neverthe
less. We have sure" been having some
swell weather the last three days, and
it. makes a fellow feel pretty full oT
pep. i haveheen swminnnir twice.
saw some of the boys from home and
I had quite a little chat with thorn.
Well, you folk, 1 presume, under
stand that we are nut allowed to give
our location nor any particulars ns
to the exact nature of our occupa
tions, but I can say that we aro luv
nig rehearsals every day for from
three to four hours and every oven
ing wo give a concert. And believe
me, we are sure playing some hi;
class music. I never realized wh.il I
lassieal music was until I got inlo
this band. We have n whole stack of
musical comedies, descriptive pie es.
fantasies, waltzes, marches and oth
ers too numerous to mention, I sure
ly have learned a whole lot of ninne
and cornet and the big part, of tue
story is 1 haven't hardly started, it
surely has been working me pr
hard to keep up and I have just been
able to keep on. I'm still playing
first cornet in the band, so yon can
see what I am up against. We pit
paid yesterday in French money. Jl
sure is a circus to go and bay any
thing. The people here can speak
some Kmiiish and with what we know
of French, we mannice to make our
wants known. The Krench money is
based on the franc in the saux wa
that, our money is based on the dol
lar. The value of one franc is ap
proximately is cents in our nione.
although it thiehintos a little one way
an another. I heir one-hall traiic or
ol) centime piece re-cmbles our unm
in sb'.c. The franc is about as hi'i
as the American quarter. J lie iu :a
smaller coin is n J. centime picer
about the sie of an Ameriian ipi-H
ter ith a hole cut in (lie c.-iitei
Then they have tu copper peimii
one lit centime piece and a live cen
time piece. The five centime pice
i a little smnlier than our quarter
and the t) ( cat inie piei o is about th.
sie of a hair doJIar. They I
notes for ."i. Hi, 'JO. ."0, J in" I, ."mit
franc, and local haul s have cur
rency for one franc and a!so nm-half
franc or .i0 cent hue piece. ( tf
course you can see that a pocket ii
of small chanire duo-n't rcprcei
much niotioy. A live centime pierr
i1- less than an Amora-an penny, tih
I wi.-h you could ju.-t orop into
France for a while and ee how he..i
t if ill tho country is. When we are
there is nothing but rolling lull and
they
The following' was recently re
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adam?
of Central Point form their son, Iiud,
who is in the naval radio, who sailed
about the first of May:
Dear Folks. llow are you? Hope
you are all feeling fino. Can say I
never ielt better in all my life, r.nd i
have- arrived at my foreign destii.a
tion all o. k., and I like tilings line
far. I enjoyed tho trip across
very much. The first threo days out
the ocean was smooth ns could he, bat
when we got out about mid-ocean,
iv o had some pretty rough weather
tor n day or two. 1 had a very nice
train ride over here and there is nj
question but what this is a line look
nmtry here although it isn't as
well improved as it might no, but tail
!ibout the m.-.s crowing, it sure doc
ere. Kverything is nice and green,
as could be asked for and they don't
seem to have any real mountains here
just some hills ot fairly good size,
with no timber on them and they let a j
little row of brush grow that looks as
though it is supposed to he u fence
ind all of the country is divided in
small squares by these strips oi
brush, and off a long way it looks
like a paintinir done by some of ;lic
id ancient men who didn't have a
very ood taMe tor art. it look
very good, only queer. Did you gel
those papers 1 mailed you from Fiui
adelphia? Hope that you did. They
had some Tory good news in them.
Vou know we used to talk about the
land ot the midnight sun, and in
some parts of this country, one can'L
help hut think of it. One nighi J
noticed that the sun set about 0:oU,
and I can't say what tunc it conies
up, ic beats me out. But from what
little time it is 'gone I think that it
just makes n circle around the north
pole. It is a II right while it is ma.v
ing circles around the north pole, bu
when it beirius to circle the south
pole, it will be good night.
Well, I think this is about all I
have to say for this time, but will try
and do better in my next letter.
U. S. NT. F. Barracks. Base ti. Cure
As ever your son,
M. A. WADE,
IT. S. N. T. Barracks, Base 0. Can
l'osfhiaster, New York, K. Y.
ASHLAND AND VICINITY
t -
The iiurnde euuntiiltee is enter-
tniniu.r proposuls for men tit repin
setil Wiishinl nn nixl l.ineiilu ul the
eelelirution on .Inly -I. They have nl
reuily seeured ;m untlerstuily !
I'ri'siiienl Wilson. Any 'iti'l.V limy per
sonate the kaiser, provided that lie
does so at his own peril. Time
hands will he here in addition to a
jazz au'irreation, whieh will appear
at the par!;, nl'ternonn and eveno.;
luring the eelehrat ion period. Jled-
lonl and tiraiits Pass will mero
with the local hand ill n frrand Idow-
out. A Sealle outl'it will work the
fireworks stunt on the eveninjr ol" liie
l'iurtli on a seale more spectacular
than ever. The hi;; parade will he on
a major scale, and merchants nre of
ferine prizes tor decorations ami de
riptive effects specially merito
rious. A mat rimoniaf pn.n in the
housekeeping line awaits Iho couple
who will marry in puhlie, the ceremo
ny eo he performed on the float occu
pied hv t!ie goddess of lihertv ami her
retinue. Watch the announcement:
of m:trna'je lice'wcs.
Mrs. (leorc,. Kramer ami son Fos.
have return' ,1 from a viit Willi rda
lives livinir iu Iho vicinify of Turin,
Alhcrta. Weather conditions in timt
rcL'ion are extremely dry anil fhe
lii; slorms arc u fright. Mrs. Kra
mer i-lates (hat her hrother, Lars Ki
iii'on, has heen called to army so'i
vicc and will report either at Port
land, or Shclhy, Montana.
fliirence l.ane was summoned to
Klamath Hot Springs several days
;.o ouimr to the serious i 1 1 1 1 1- s h ol hl-:
i-ler. Mis. Wilmcr Hill, a well
know n resident of the northern por
t ion of Si-I.i mi conn! y.
Mi-.-. Francos McWilliams anil her
-i-ler. Mr. .1. K. Peck, nre due heie
thi- week I rum sonihorn Calil'oriu.i.
lor a vacation '-!ay with Ihcir parent-,
Mr. and Mr-. F. (1. McWilliams
Another A-hlaiul family h urn I
str!cki-n o r Iho hi-- of mi only son.
Mr. and Mr-. Ficl I,. Putnam have
nceiv. d word of the death hv drown
ill,' of llieir -on Chi'tord. The tr.iu'
odv liiippi iied mi Saturday at A-lo-ria.
whilh'T ho had :one only n IVvv
d.,vs i.o to Work in the Ji-loll' ilwlns
Iry. I lilford was n hri:;lii nnd no
li-e ouiiir fellow of ahoiit III voars
Full pnrticuhirs of the nocidenl wore
employed iu logging emus neiir Butte
rails. '
The Xaitnriiie church will introiluee
the I'vanirelistic ngoncics of nn olii-
fushioned rump meeting to lie held
here in September. A South Ameri
can missionary, liov. K. II. Jncks-on,
will eonduet services tor this congre
gation on Sunday, July 7.
Mis. Mary Klizuheth 'lnverner ditil
in this city on Thursday. The di
eased wns the wife of lleorge Tnv-
emer. Mie was u iuitivu ol iienon-
shire, F.uglaud, and was (i," years ot
age. Funeral services were held at
the family lioine on the boulevard on
Saturday, inlennent being in Moun
tain View cemetery. -Mrs. Tarverner
is survived by lier husband mid two
daughters.
A (piartel of women, residents of
Douglas county in the vicinity of
Wosctmrg and Drain, among them be
ing .Mrs. Jj. Applcgale, mother of I).
A. Applegate, Wells-Fnrgo agent here,
nre domiciled temporarily at the
(ioodyonr home on Clinreh street.
Their visit here is for tho specific
purposo of testing the virtues of r.un
onil waterand iiieidentally to attend
ChautiUKiun.
Iieporta of extortion nre current in
regard to prices charged by ilepot
restnurants for supplies furnished
the soldiers. Tho local food admin
istration will investigate and eurli
this phase of profiteering.
Charles J. Jacobs, of llornbrook,
, died at a local hospital lust Friday.
I ndertaker Will Dodge accompanied
the body to t lint town on Sunday
where the burial took place.
The stated meeting of the Civic Im
provement club, set for Saturday,
June -2, luls been postponed until
line 'J'.i, when the gathering will o -
ur at Auxiliary ball oa the Chautau
qua grouaus.
Mrs. Finnerty, of Albany, was here
Us! Saturday to meet her mother,
esidont of Kogue river, who lias bem
u Arizona for sometime past trying a
liainre of climate, without material
benefit, and returns liouie with health
impaired, Mr. Finnerlv is oonnecleu
with Iho Albany schools.
The rate at which snow is disap
pearing on Mt. Ashland is a reminrtir
of the early enforcement of irrigation
rules.
Miss Mary Freeman, sister of Mr,
Frank Dickeve, is among the new
teachers slated for appointment lure
her nssigiuiient being in the Haw
thorne schools.-
Frank Jordan is now working ii
Portland shipyards. Ue and his wife
were en lied to Albany recently by the
death of Mr. Jordan's father. Their
address in Portland is Harrison Court
Apartments, :-t4 Fiftji street.
My virtue of seniority: in servioe and
being dean of the directorate, (leoi-ge
F.iibanks succeeds to the champion
ship of the school board. II. F. Poii
land has heen re-elected clerk, liolh
appointments are tho reward of mer
it for faithful niej efficient service.
Children's day, June 2:1, was ob
served locally, notably at the Melii
odist church in an ideal program, in
corporating a score of literary and
musical numiiers.
flour sacks they can gtvo or old gar-'
monta not too badly worn that can
be worked over, that will bo appre
ciated.
Nslo8t of the farmers aro busy In the
hay floldii with women as first aides.
It Is not an uncommon sight to see
women running mowers, bay rakes
and driving spray wagons, etc. The
womon aro quite heroic In their ef
forts to conserve the crops.
MAKES RAPID HEADWAY
COURT HOUSE REPORT
Heportod by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., bixth and Central Are
Keal Kstato Transfers.
Hello Xokell ot vir to Cather
ine Lytic. Land in sution
!!, township ;lo, south, range
A, west J 0
Fred Kleinhanuuer el a! lo Ldhi
J. llaskins. Land in seel ion
21, town.-hip south, range
:i, west :!,Soll
Ralph (1. Jennings, sheriff, to I.
V. Haines. Laud 'on (ink
street, ill Hogue Kiver, (Ire
W. A. Pointer ot nx to O. V.
Chesnoy. Lots 1, H nnd .'1,
block 2 of Hose avenue addi
tion to Med ford 200
Add This Fact to Your
Knowledge
Store of
FOR RENT Cheap, store building
with living rooms above. At cor
ner ot Oakdale and 11th streets.
Phono 2S-.I1.
Ju
6f Tha him
Kldnoy disease often advnnces so
raiidly that many a person is firmly
In Its grasp before awuro of its pro
gress. Prompt attention should 'he
given tho slightest symptom of kld
noy disorder. If there Is a dull pain
in the back, headaches, dizzy spells
or a tired, worn-out feeling, or It the
kidney secretions are oljfnnslvo, irreg
ular and attondod by pain, procuro a
good kidney remedy at once.
Your townspeople recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. Head tho state
ment of this Med ford citizen.
I). H. Audrus. nil) South Fir street,
says: "1 was bothered conslderalily
by my kidneys and bladder. I hatl
trouble In retaining the kidney secre
tions and I also had a dull nchc
across my kidneys. I got quick relief
from Doan's Kldnoy Pills. My kid
neys acted more regularly and
didn't liuve that trouble In my back
This haa convinced mo that noan's
Kldnoy Pills are a mcdlclno ot merit
and aro-worth recommending to oth
ers."
Price GOc, at all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills tho same that
Mr. Audrus had. Vostor-Milburn Co.
Mfgra., Hutralo, N. Y.
ASlimta M'.-iJtod That Km a VomJerful
-!afluonce uoa The Future infant.
0sm
P-frA the nrTlval of v&i y knowrr.T womcr
for v-r li.:U a ccnttii y li:.w u J - - J
t..jtii;iritv t" e iimc-iiOucrcJ prei)-r;it:in
Miillir'ii Fhi'l.tl.
Hero is ii i:-'t woiiflcrrni npiuicnunn a
tV.o Ab-l. mcn a: ;! lircafW. it pcncirnn-.
llio niustks li.i ici:t nr.il ntuoH, rcn.lvr
in.r th.Tii r:lart t r.iidily X'IcIlI to Iistiircf
dL-mantl fcr cr.ijniisit'n.
l!y uro llio Diixioiw wocks or prctfiwmc,
m ti. i itn rMmfnrinlilo. Tho usual wrt-nch
iue strain, bc;t(ins-U) u nml stretchlnic !fl
nrd ctuintcnu'li'd. Tho system 1 prepare:
or tho comintr event, oml its uso brlnfp
r.-til-. ri-nns nml lia:)rv aiuiciDnUon.
Uy tbo rrni!ir wo ot Motlier's Friend dur
in- tiut nrHnl llm nntifli'!i cxnanil easier wlict
batiy arrive;), and niturally tbo pain aat
dancer at ine eritis i w.
Mollier's Friend is prepared after the fnr
inula nr a nntml faiutl tlUL-tor hy tho Drad
n,M lu-L-iilAt:ir C"3.. 1-nmar Bhltr., At
I..., i.. c. Ir fur vtirnnl list) tJlllv:
ti'otnlrlv' mul entirelv mto and wonder
fiillv eirt-ctiv.'. V.'nto thorn for their l:istn
.i.i-l tdlnr.'clitnf "M-llluTIlDOl UjOlt.
'rt.,.r in n u-cllh i.f Wwtntction O ld COO
fort In ho d-.ri-cd In reading this littl
1 4U ni?iltiU- u-rittrii hist what ever
woman wants to know ami wilt ha ft flplen
dirt little text hook of fnifdnnee, not n ;
rvv ...n.-urtlf ivit mnkft vou liclnfm
i ntli.'M. and In tl;t menntirno ohtain ii Inittl
of Mother's Friend from tho dnigdlst. nm
tliiH fortify yourself asMfust pain ana lls
comiuru
REESE CREEK RIPLETS
WANTED SITUATION.
WANTED Position In Medford
Talent. Kxpeiienced In all lines of
office work and hardware. Sober
indiiHtrliius and unnnintno satlsfac.
tion. Wrllo .f. I' oster, Itox MI
tlarilenu, California. VU
FOR RENT MISCBIiTjA VEOXJB.
FOR BKNT APARTMENTS.
FOll RENT One completely fur
nished apartment. Hotel Holland.
tt
FOR REN1 HOUSES.
"OU RBNT Well furnished, modern
'bungalow, fl.ve rooms ami bath,
gnniKo; nico location, James Camp
bell, phone 311-H. 80
KG It RENT. Klve room modern bun
galow, furnished. 5110 South Grapo
street. Phone 592-1... 80
FOR RENT Furnished houso, gar
den and fruit. Phone 9211-W. 81
FOR RENT Modern five-room house
lurno yard, fine shado, oloctrlo
rnni;o and water heater. 611 South
Oakdale, W. J. Warner. 81
FOR EXCRANJiE.
FOR EXOHANtlU Klsht lots near
Tacoma, Wash., cost mo $1200.00;
clear, some taxes; will exchange
for a good auto, must he a good
one. Hox Lots, .Mail Tribune. 79
MONET TO LOAN.
AMORTIZATION LOANS Pa!lblo B
to 40 years, tUj percent. .Money
ready when land appraised and ti
tle perfected. W. II. 'Nurd. Sec'y
Troas. Nut. F. L. Ass'n, Gnrnott
Coroy Illdg. 10-4
FOR SAIjE ItEAL ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN Money to leal
n Medford property. Easy month
ly payments. Baa D. R. Wo4.
FOR SALE Modem home half block
off pavement, lot 50x330, best of
free soil, all In bearing fruit and
garden. Will pell for several hun
dred dollars less thaii property
cost. Phone 102-X.
FOR SALE Farming land, fruit
land, stock ranches, timber land,
from $lu per acre up, on long time,
easy payments, or might exchange
for other clear property. Address
Gold Ray Realtv (a
HELP WANTED MAM5.
WANTED Bookkeeper and stenog
rapber. Oood salary. Permanent
position. State experience. Box
J, Mall Tribune. 79
WANTED Man nnd wife without
family, on Threo Oaks Orchards,
by month or year. Phono 4B8-J1.
82
BUSINESS DIRECTOR
Mining Experts.
CAMPBELL & LILJEORAN mines
promltlng association; mining
properties listed for sale, sampled
and reports rendered. Office and
assay lanoratory at 107 North Fir
St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam
ples by mall given prompt atten
Attorney.
WM. M. COLV1G Attorney-at-law.
Medford National Bank Bldg.
PORTER J. (JEFF, Attorney-at-law.
rooms 8 and' 9, Medford Nation)
Bank Building.
A. B. Roames, Lawyer.
Corey Building.
Qarnett
Anto BnppUea.
WANTED Mechanics In nil branches
of tho metal trades for Emergency
War Work, (lood wages, good
working nnJ noHt climatic condi
tions. Astoria Marino Iron Works,
Astoria, Oregon. 102
WANTED Married man as working
foreman for ranch. Dr. Henry
Hurt.
LAHEK AUTO BPR1NQ CO. W
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the P
elflo northwest. Use our springs
whon others full. Bold tinder writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Flfteeutl
St., Portland, Oregon.
WANTED Team work or will haul
wood, hav, gravel or anything.
Phono 634-M. 80
FOR 8ALR LIVESTOCK.
FOR SALE Threo first-class Jersey
cows and three months old Jersey
holl'or. A $00 pur month milk
routo goes with purchase, ir de
sired. Address Box I 08-11 1, or rail
at 4(17 East Fourteenth street after
5 p. in. 81
'OU SALE-
132-U.
GARBAGE Get your premlaet
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on tha city garbage wagona toi
god servioe. Phone 861-T. t
T. Allen. .
WANTED Sewing of any kind, al
home or by'tho (fay. Call lit 227
East -Ninth street. Phono 199-M.
or,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Mr. Brlttunn pr -.ached at Reese
crook last Sunday forenoon, his text
belni,' "Beloved iu w are wo the boiis
of Cod. and It l oth not yet appear
what we shall I , but wo know that
when Ho sh:ill i ppear wo sbnl lie like
Mini for wo sh.il! see lllm as He Is."
Mr. Stille nut having left was to
hevo preache 1 at the same plare In
the afternoon, hut his car was out or
commission and living so rar away be
phoned bo could not lie there. It was
qulto a disappointment, but as most
overy one had brought their lunch
oxprutlng to remain fur the afternoon
they stayed and had a good prayer
servli e.
Tho Junior Red from meets each
Friday afternoon at the school house
to sew. The follow-in'-; Is a list of' the
arteles that was iniiilo and sent to
beailiiuarter.il Inst month:" Five
waists, seven pair of panties, se.-en
skirls, six dresses, six pair mittens.
sixteen wash rugs, on if shawl, two
inllls, six joke hooks and Tour thou
i.ind and eight hundred gun wipes.
Just now they aro making up old
material. Tho ladles In tbo neigh
borhood who do not attend nro Invit
ed lo come and help In the good work
or relieving suffering, and help win
Iho war In this way. If any have
not fivn'lnble at lat aeeounts. For
ure absolutely frecii and they' 00ino. time past the luthcr bus Uui
WANTED Waitress ut CiUo Holland.
WANTED Two experienced wait
resses at Oxford Hotel dining room.
(Irants Pass, Oregon. Telephone.
80
WANTEIJ Woman to do cooking
anil laundry work. Wages $40.00.
Mrs. Ceo. A. Mansfield, Prospect
Ore. Phono F-22-13. 79
WANTM SIIHCKLLANEOU8
WANTED (lood second grade sacks
will pay luc each. Leave 027 South
Central mornings. 84
WANTED Two - Inch centrifugal
nump. Phono 40.S-.I2. 82
WANTED Four-Inch centrifugal
pump. Phono 01. 84
WANTED Popcorn, at DoVoe's.
WANTED Sell your croam to tho
Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point,
Ore., whe.ro the tost 8 and cash
counts.
WANTED Houses to move, build,
repair or wreck. Phone 488-31 or
4XX-X
-all food ?.3rrtorG
daini.il seasoned
whsnyouusc
LESLIE
A ? 'rF
alia
intho convenient
sidespout
p c lc x f c
WANTED U. II. Toft biiyn Liberty
bo ruin, also mortRafiH, notna, judg
ments, encrow contracts, otc, and
mnkoa Bbort tlmo lounti on any old
thine
INTERESTING!
11 orro.i, Hplfiiidld, t.trlrtly modern
5-room buntf.'ilow', witli flcrrnncd
porebffl, artistic flrn placoH, good
watr hyritom, burn, cbii-kon bounn,
otily oiifi mllo from juivimI hluhway
thn biiildiiiKH ar worth nioro tlian
tho urico asknd Tor Iho plare, ho w;
aro throwing In Iho 1 nrrf!H of first
plana roll. $2,100.00 rash tnkra 1hn
plat-o, tho buyer can, alKo purrhaso the
HtfK'k, Implptuontn, poultry, etc., at
rlht lirlcf-s If ko dosired.
Brown & White
10 BouUi 1 Ir Street.
Two fresh cows.
'hone
80
'(lit BALK Six year old Jorsoy-Dur-
liam cow Klvintf two irallons per
day. Will tuko beer -price Call
noons or evenings. II. li. Jam's.
Capital lllll. 81
'Oil SALIC Four cows, two year
lings and l.lireo calves, all nod
cattle. Address Arthur Jones, Tal
ent, OreRon. Phono 4-F1.1, Ash
land. 8-1
FOll SAt.K -Two inaros. !l and 1
years old: ono borso, 4 years olil;
two inaros, 2 years old; ono set of
harness. All A I. Will sell ol
trade for At fivo pusseniier car,
For particulars write or call C. L
llarnuni, at Weed, Cal., P. O. Hox
128. 110
Ft) It SALK Calf. Phono 424-V. s:
FOll SALK 85 head enttlo on Lono
Mno raneh. Call II. 1'atlon, 1112-Y
8U
FOR SALK Pure bred Durnc Jersey
hoar pli. A very promising younK-
Bter. Price $:!(. 00, IiicIiuIIiik reB
lstratlon. Palmer Investment Co.
.Medford, Ore. lot
FOll SALK Threo Rood horses,
wnlKht ubniit 1100, price $.",0.00
each. Mrs. W. Tl. Striker, llivershlo
Drlvo, Cold lllll. 7il
FOIt SALK Jersey cow, rIx months
old honor calf, team of heavy
work horses, :tr,no Rain. smuilRo oil
at n cents a Kallnn, llilii Maxwell
touriiiK car. Phono 07-113. 79
FOll SALK Fino saddle pony, sad
dlo and hrldlo. (lood for driving
stock. Phono 28-J1. 82
FOIt SALK Sows and pics at Wes-
terlund Orfhard. Apply to Mr.
Clemens. Phono 8-F2.
I'Olt HALF MISCKLLANKOCB.
FOIt SALK - HelKlun liaro hrenilln
and table slock. Phone 200-M. 80
GnrOKA
Kxert Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wil
son, C. P. A. Ask about our new
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to any
business aa a tlmo-saver giving
full business detail. M. F. & U.
Bldg., Med ford. Phone 107-K.
Instruction In Music.
FKKD ALTON HAIOHT Teacher
piano and harmony. Halght Must.
Htudlo, 401 Oarnett-Uorey Bids,
Phone 72.
Insuranoe.
ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident,
Auiomooiie, ijianilliy policies writ
ten with best English and Kastern
Conipaules. Office 408 Oarnett
Corey Uldg.
EARL 8. TUMY General InsuTanc
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Class, Contraol
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service. Ns. iH
Garnett-Corey Bldg.
IManinu Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screenB. Shop 427 S. Fir, Phone
184.
I'll ysk tuns and Bu eona.
DK. W. W. HOWAKU-Osteopathia
physician. 303 C rnett-Corey build,
log. Phone 130.
DK. J. J. KMMHN3 Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye.
ear, nose and throat. Kyea scien
tifically tnstod and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for s. P.
R. 11. Co. Offices M. Ji. . li. J
Uldg Phone 667.
Printers and Publisners.
M KDFOlIlTTuiNTliraaTIJw
bOHl equipped printing otflca U
Bout horn Oregon. Hook binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices, 17 Nortk
Fir BL
FOIt HALE 1014 Ford, good condl
tion, $2.'i0.mi cash; 2-eylinder Max.
well, fino runnlni; order, $7.1. OU
one Overland In good ruiirilnsr or
iler, speedomeler, $17.1.110. Cash.
Medford Junk Co. Phono 2SII-J.
FOIt SALK - Cherries, r.c per IbTand
up. C. M. Parker. Phono 4.12-W.
81
tKmnsieu
EA1IS THANacKR ft STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front SL Phona
SIS. Prices right Harvlcs guar-
ntMil
FOll SALK HnllilliiKS. sawmill, and
dwelling. Call Ashland lO-Flll. so
I
IM l;ltt KUAN Al TOCAIt U)
TnilOCAUD
Leave Moilfonl for Ashland. Talont
nnd Phoenix dull, except Sunday nt
8:00 a. in.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 10: 1.1 p. ni., Sun.
FOll SALK lloo h. It. S. milk Sep-: days leavo at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30
aratnr. Box I), Mall Tribune. 7 1 j & : 3 0 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashlnnd
FOll RALE Wood saw, first-class ' for Medford dally, except Sunday, at
engine, corner Mantle and Liberty. 9.00 a. m., 1:00 4:00 and 6:15 p. m.
1 Also on Saturday nights at 6:30
FOH SLK Heconrt-nand hand bean lavo Ashland (it 0:00 a. m.,
pray outfit Hubbard Bros, aud 12:31), 4:30 and 6:30 p. m,